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Storypost | 2015.05.09

Friday: B-day

Heroes of the Storm Anubis shrine

Friday was Jeff's 30th, for which we had a lan party. Save for three levels of Turtles in Time, we exclusively played the Heroes of the Storm beta. Breaks featured Round Table, pool time, and fireballs.

Saturday: Scuba rental, work, McCarthy party

Anything but a mellow day. Brian and Jamie's barbecue was pretty awesome.

Sunday: Coronados dive

Scuba underwater photography fish

I joined Shane and Margaret on a dive trip to the Coronados Islands. I had heard good things. Unfortunatley, we picked a weekend with considerable wind and turbulent underwater conditions. The conditions left it just like any other San Diego spot.

I'm 0/2 on underwater flash. Last time my used Ikelite flash leaked. This time I used the Nikon speedlight/housing combination but it stopped working very quickly (no leaks). Ugh.

Finds:

Quite a few schools of fish.
A sea lion just hanging out at 60' like it's no big deal.
A big ol' sea slug.
A dead fish covered in shelled creatures.
Irony, in that Shane had seaweeds grabbing his dive knife straps.

Scuba pony bottle

Scuba dive fish being eaten

Scuba dive dead fish

Scuba dive ankle tangled in kelp

Scuba dive photo diver underwater

Scuba dive photo fish school

Scuba dive surface tank boat

Scuba dive photography

Scuba dive low vis seal

Scuba dive surface cliffs diver

Scuba dive yellow tailed fish

Scuba dive macro plant floating in water

Scuba dive fish yellow tailed

Scuba dive fish yellow tailed

Scuba dive fish

Portrait dog

Oh and Nathan wanted a few frames with Whitney for a Mothers' Day gift.

	War never changes.	�
	From Fallout 3 (pic unrelated)

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Circuits

The 2015 Long Beach Grand Prix, ASUS customer support, and a new rig.

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Battlestations

The garage annex "murder room" gets more murdery, an Ikelight strobe, a cabon fibersurfboard, HotS and the Handsome Collection.

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